El Salvador continues efforts to boost its economy by supporting national production, particularly the coffee sector, which creates jobs and development opportunities for families.
On Monday, Vice President Félix Ulloa attended the signing of an agreement between the Trinational Commission of the Trifinio Plan and the Salvadoran Coffee Institute. “The Trifinio is a message to the world that it’s possible to unite the synergies of three states. This agreement gives us the vision to produce for international markets,” said Ulloa.
He emphasized the government’s strategic investment in revitalizing coffee production and promoting the exceptional quality of Salvadoran coffee worldwide. The agreement aims to reactivate the sector as a source of employment and community identity.
In the Trifinio region — shared by El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras — over 85,000 manzanas of coffee are cultivated, producing around 800,000 gold quintals annually. Coffee farming generates more than 40,000 direct jobs in the area.
The agreement was signed by Mauricio Sansivirini, Liseth Hernández, and Jorge Urbina, and marks a step toward sustainable development and regional cooperation.